Book Dizzy's Club for jazz with a view of Central Park
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Dizzy's Club is the intimate room of Jazz at Lincoln Center, on the fifth floor of the building at Columbus Circle, with a city view over Columbus Circle and Central Park. There are two shows most nights, and walk-ups are limited, so reserve ahead. From Thursday to Saturday a late night session needs no reservation. Arrive early to settle in, and ask which sets are on before you book.
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Book Dizzy's Club for jazz with a view of Central ParkFrederick P. Rose Hall, Broadway at 60th Street, Columbus Circle, Manhattan
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